Verónica Toussaint, recognized for her extensive and versatile career in the entertainment industry, made notable contributions across acting, dubbing, and television. With her talent spanning over 17 years, Toussaint’s involvement in acclaimed movies like “Conejo en la luna,” “Amor extremo,” and “Oso polar” has left a significant mark. Her performance in “Oso polar” was particularly celebrated, earning her accolades such as Best Supporting Actress at the Hermosillo Film Festival and the Ariel Award for Best Female Co-performance in 2018.
Aside from film, Toussaint’s presence in television and theater was equally impactful, with roles in productions like “¿Quién dijo yo?”, “Salomé”, and “Los 4 jinetes del apocaliFE”. Additionally, she graced various TV and radio shows, and reality shows like “¡Qué chulada!” and “Divina Comida”, showcasing her diverse talents.
In the realm of voice acting, Toussaint lent her voice to characters in animated movies and series such as “Kung Fu Panda 4,” “Un amigo abominable,” and “DC: Liga de supermascotas”. Her dynamic voice acting contributed significantly to the fields of cinema, television, and theater.
The artistic community and fans alike feel a profound loss with Verónica Toussaint’s passing. Her most recent work was in “Kung Fu Panda 4” where she voiced Zhen, a spirited and tough Corsac fox. This role in the latest installment from the Kung Fu Panda franchise, directed by Mike Mitchell and released by Universal Pictures and DreamWorks Animation, showcased her enthusiasm and brought a fresh, compelling dynamic to the story.
Toussaint spoke about her excitement for the character Zhen, mentioning how this character added a gritty and relentless energy to the story of Po, the main character originally voiced by Jack Black. She highlighted the immediate and conflictive dynamic between Po and Zhen, introducing new and unexpected challenges to the protagonist’s journey.
Omar Chaparro also contributed his voice to “Kung Fu Panda 4”, continuing their history of collaboration in animation dubbing and sparking interest among Spanish-speaking audiences. Toussaint remarked on the significance of Zhen’s inclusion, emphasizing the character’s intelligence and fighter spirit, enriching the film with a new perspective and enhancing its appeal in the Spanish-speaking market. This approach in dubbing aims to create a deeper connection with Latin American audiences.
